DIY Camo Paint Job

[dropem]

How many cans of paint did that take?

[FULL DRAW]

Looks good....I couldn't even see your thumb.

[tater_salad]

How many cans of paint did that take?

Truck was half black, still took 7 cans of black about 2 cans of brown, green, and khaki each.

[dropem]

Truck was half black, still took 7 cans of black about 2 cans of brown, green, and khaki each.

Thanks. Think I'm going to go ahead and do my Jeep in the next few weeks.

[tater_salad]

Thanks. Think I'm going to go ahead and do my Jeep in the next few weeks.

Took me half a day pretty much. I washed the truck, taped off the windows, then it took me 4 hours to paint the whole truck.

[Acostades]

I like it

[BOHICA]

turned out pretty nice, I agree with adding some clear coat to protect it. nice work

[tater_salad]

Thanks y'all. I might do the clear coat over it, but it just depends.

[wardog howling]

Try starting with the lightest and work your way to black. In my opinion it blends better.

Definitely looks better than before though! Nice job!

[tater_salad]

Might try it different next time. Use a green base instead of black, I know that'll turn out a lot better then the black base.

[Marcgowdy]

Looks good but with no sanding before you painted it was a bad Idea, you will be lucky if it doesn't start to flake off after awhile. But it does look really good. I may have to do something like that to my dodge ram charger before I sell it

[tater_salad]

Looks good but with no sanding before you painted it was a bad Idea, you will be lucky if it doesn't start to flake off after awhile. But it does look really good. I may have to do something like that to my dodge ram charger before I sell it

I don't think it's a bad idea not sanding it. My grandpa always did it to our river truck, only ever had to repaint it every 3 years. No flaking, or any of that. If I had a picture of it I'd show y'all. Lol

[gumbl3]

That looks good

[Schubert6689]

That would look good on my 88 Yota.

[stickerpatch59]

looks good!